How to Replace Headlight Bulbs 2009-14 Nissan Murano

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Hey, everyone. Sue here from 1A Auto and today on a 2010 Nissan Murano we're going to show you how to change the headlights and the actual side blinker. If you need any parts for your car, click on the link below and head on over to 1aauto.com.

So once you open the hood and you find the location, out of the two, I feel like this is the harder side. So I'm just going to film this side to make it easier to see. The high beam is the first one you see right here. So you don't have to take this cover off to do it if you're just doing a high beam, but you're going to take this button, push down on that clip, and slide the harness off the bulb.

Always check for burnt terminal ends or a melted or cracked housing. That will also cause the bulbs to burn out faster or that could be the problem and not the bulb. That all looks good. So you're going to grab the actual connector of the bulb and you're going to turn it counterclockwise and pull the bulb out.

In this case it's brand new and now I can see it's a 9005, so I would go and get a 9005 bulb to replace for the high beam. To install it, you're going to line up these three notches. You get two larger cutout and a small smaller cutout. So you would angle it in there in this case, and then I'm going to turn it clockwise until it locks in. Grab my harness and plug that back in, line it up till you hear the click.

Now to get to the low beam and the blinker bulb, I'm going to have to take these two plastic clips out and get this sleeve out of the way. We'll just push them up. They provide that rubber door and now I can see, and I don't know if you can, but you can slide your hand right in here, and this is the actual marker light socket and slide it out. If I needed to disconnect it, I would take the actual little prong right here. Push down and pull on the socket.

Check again for anything burnt. Nothing's burnt. The socket itself looks good and this looks like a 194NA, which is an amber bulb. Replace it. Reline the prongs up with a flat blade screwdriver. Push it down until it snaps. I'm going to reconnect it. Line the clips up and snap it into place. Once I get it into the cutout, I'm going to turn it clockwise.

Okay. Now the low beam. The low beam is located right beside the blinker bulb, and I'm going to disconnect the clip. I'm going to push back on the tab, and pull it dow,n and there's was my connector. No burnt marks, it's in good shape. I'm going to grab the back of the bulb and turn it counterclockwise and pull it out, and that is an H11. This one's in good shape so I'll reinstall it.

Find the three notches and then turn it clockwise. Grab my connector, line it up, and bring it up until it clicks. Good. Put the rubber flap back and line up those two cutouts. Put my two push-pins in. Ready to go. Thanks for watching.

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